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There is a new spring sport taking hold across Baltimore-area high schools. It does not have officials. It does not have a rulebook that anyone can fully explain. It does, however, have rankings, rosters, playoff byes, cheating accusations and at least one controversy involving Hey Dude shoes. Itโ€™s hacky sack. Students have turned a lunch-period pastime into something resembling a sport. They stand in circles outside school, keep a small beaded ball alive with their feet, post the best clips to Instagram and argue over which school has the best โ€œsackโ€ program. The trend has been especially loud in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association, where accounts have popped up at multiple schools. Read more: ๐ŸŽฅ: Michael Howes, @baltimoresun
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